During the Anti-Japanese War, That Year, I Walked Sideways in the Soviet Area

That year, the main force of the Red Army left. Chen Yuan led the remnants of the Independent Regiment, about 400 people, and were surrounded in the deep mountains and old forests of western Fujian. In front are two divisions of the White Army, behind is the cliff, on the left is the Returning Regiment, and on the right is the White Army. No more food. The medicine is gone. The wounded man was lying on the stretcher with a fever and talking nonsense, saying something he couldn't hear clearly. He was probably dreaming about the sweet potato field at home. Chen Yuan squatted on the ground and drew a map with a branch. He drew only one path - to go to the place where the White Army was the most numerous. No one objects, it's all death anyway. Suddenly one night, when Chen Yuan closed his eyes, there was something in his head. Like a grocery store. Food, medicine, gauze, bullet casings, old sleeves - you can buy anything as long as you pay for it. Where does the money come from? Gold and silver, confiscated gold rings, silver coins from landlords' houses, and soft goods from bandits' dens. Like collecting rags, he replaced it with a box of penicillin. This is how the troops survived. To fight a war, buy a batch of medicine; to fight another war, buy a batch of grain. Later, Zhang Yuan discovered that he could also see the red dots and green dots on the map. He knew where the enemy was and where his own people were. He took these 400 people and ran under the nose of Bai Jun for more than a month, escaped from the encirclement and ran into Wuyi Mountain. There is everything in the mountains. Bandits, landowners, returning regiments, and captured soldiers who want to go home and farm. Chen Yuan reorganized them, complained, and fired guns. Within a month, the army expanded to two thousand. Not enough. What he wanted was not two thousand people, but more people alive. Live to see that day. The day red flags were planted all over China. The day when peace truly comes. If it's not here yet, then call.